Question

Ilbert bill made British community very aggressive .Justify this statement by writing two points​

Answer 1

Explanation:

English women who opposed the bill argued that Bengali women, who they stereotyped as “ignorant”, are neglected by their men, and that Bengali babu should therefore not be given the right to judge cases involving English women. The most vocal opponents of the bill were British tea and indigo plantations owners in Bengal, led by Griffith Evans.The British press in India spread wild rumours about how Indian judges would abuse their powers.

Answer 2

Answer:

British women in India who opposed the bill further argued that Bengali women, who they frequently characterized as "ignorant", are neglected by their men, and that Bengali babu should therefore not be given the right to judge cases involving British women. Bengali women who supported the bill responded by claiming that they were more educated than the British women opposed to the bill, and pointed out that more Indian women had academic degrees than British women did at the time, alluding to the fact that the University of Calcutta became one of the first universities to admit female graduates to its degree programmes in 1878, before any of the British universities had done the same.[6